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Jane Addams:Circle of Knowledge“It is the function of the settlements to bringinto the circle of knowledge and full life, menand women who might otherwise be leftoutside. […] The colleges and universities hadmade a little inner circle of illuminated spacebeyond which there stretched a region ofdarkness...”Addams, Jane (1930). Second twenty years at Hull-House, pp. 404-5. As quoted in Ira Harkavy & John L. Puckett. (Sept. 1994). Lessonsfrom Hull House for the contemporary urban university. SocialService Review, 299-321.
Jane Addams:Civic Housekeeping• Social feminism: Infused domesticity withwider moral and social meaning• Stressed importance of tradition, centralityof family and children• Domestic arena a springboard to into widercivic life• Creative re-drawing of householdboundaries to encompass entire cityElshtain, Jean B. (2002). Jane Addams and the dream of Americandemocracy: A life, p. 77.
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